No new Ghanaian artist received more attention than him last year after he released one of the most mind-blowing, outrageous and explicit music videos from his song Awurama.
Well nobody really remembers the song Awurama more than “Chale you watch the Lord Paper video?”
Months after his breakthrough to mainstream recognition he released several other songs to keep him relevant in the music industry. His several attempts won him little attention as he failed to preserve the media publicity he garnered after his web-breaking erotic music video.
In the midst of his woes and frustrations, the North K Guy in a recent interview with Ricky Rick on Drive Entertainment on Empire102.7Fm issued a public forewarning indicating his readiness to release even more sensual and explicit music videos if his upcoming decorous music video featuring Afro-pop star Mr.Eazi fails to gain him any credence.
The Call On Me crooner highlighted the harsh reality about his music career stating “If you listen to all my follow-up songs (after Awurama) they’re potential hit songs” he lamented
“If they were dropped by Sarkodie or Shatta (Wale) they’d be hits; but they’re dropped by Lord Paper and all you hear is Oh forget that boy, he be (is a) porno artist” Well nobody really remembers the song Awurama more than “Chale you watch the Lord Paper video?”
Months after his breakthrough to mainstream recognition he released several other songs to keep him relevant in the music industry. His several attempts won him little attention as he failed to preserve the media publicity he garnered after his web-breaking erotic music video.
In the midst of his woes and frustrations, the North K Guy in a recent interview with Ricky Rick on Drive Entertainment on Empire102.7Fm issued a public forewarning indicating his readiness to release even more sensual and explicit music videos if his upcoming decorous music video featuring Afro-pop star Mr.Eazi fails to gain him any credence.
The Call On Me crooner highlighted the harsh reality about his music career stating “If you listen to all my follow-up songs (after Awurama) they’re potential hit songs” he lamented
Written: Rick I. Kotey JNR
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